Is the straight-run diesel produced through catalytic cracking adjusted according to the density of the crude oil?

2017-09-01View Original

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Is the straight-run diesel produced through catalytic cracking adjusted according to the density of the crude oil?

Reply #22017-09-02

Only through atmospheric and vacuum distillation can straight-run diesel be obtained, with the dry point being the parameter that is controlled.

Reply #32017-09-02

We control the 95% point of diesel

Reply #42017-09-03

Density is an average value that is related to the distribution of the product’s properties, and it cannot be used as a reference for adjustment. For catalytic diesel, the 95th percentile value of its temperature, which should not exceed 350 degrees, is used as a reference for adjustment.

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